Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

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The British ship JOAN Frahey, Capt
Ryan. 1871 nst tonnage. which arrived
IN San Francisco s. days from HonR.
ko1R en- ths 18th ult-, has been charter
ed 30 load lumber On tha Soznd for
Valparaiso.
he ship Canada. Captain Warner,
1190 net tonnage. arrived On wednesday
evening, Is days from San Francisco,
Q load . return carRs 81 lumber a.
TacoRa.
A steam trading schooner vent down
70 The Oape on Wednesday.
The schooner Sadie +. Caller. CART.
Larsen. $50 Ret tonnage. arrived In San
Francisco last Tuesday, lumber laden
frou the Sound.
The British bark Woodlark, Captain
White, So net tonnage. arrived m San
Francisco IN January from Hamburg,
VIA Valparaiso. She vas chartered last
Tuesday 10 load lumber on the Sound
for the West Csast.
The ship Prussia, Captain Reynolds.
l171 net tonnage, lumber laden from
the Sound, arrived in San Francisco on
last Tuesday.
The ship Paeifc slope, Capt. Barnes,
arrived in Sydney on the 18th air., with
a cargo Of $4,000 feet Of lumber from
Barnard Inlet.
The steamship George ". Elder viii
irving from up Sound, and take on
board leo tens Of iron for San Fran
cisco. There is considerable caIl for
this iron in the Bay City.
Frank p. LOTUS 4 90. purchased
a. a Il l.
week. large quantity Of iron that az
rived from England on the shir Caron-
elet. paying e2775 per ton. This iron
will be used in making castings for
building purposes.
The bark Escort. Captain Water
house, has been chartered 70 sail today
from HongkonR 10 Victoria.
The bark Alden Besse, Capt. OBrien,
6IS net tonnage. arrived Wednesday in
Esquimalt harbor. 6fty-eight days from
HonRkong, loaded with aReneral cargo
of Chinese merchandise consigned TO
WEIGH, Rithet 4 Co., Of Victoria.
The ship wilma. Captain Taylor, will
sail to-day frem Nanaimo for the Bay
City, coal laden.
The ship Ensussouls h expected 10
sail today from HosRkonQ for Victoria.
The steamship Wellington sailed from
Wellington. Wednesday, With . cargo Of
300 tons Of coal for San Francisco.
The steamship San Pedro, the ship
Manuel Llayuno and the bark Lizzie
Williams. are loading coal at Tacoma
for San Francisco.
One steamship. two ships, six baFks.
two schoensrs and one barkentine, are
loading lumber at Tacoma for foreign
and coastwise ports.
The bark Memnon, Captain Fox, sailed
from Tacoma last month for san Fran
cisco. lumber laden, and while berg
towed into port the haWser parted, kill
ing two seamen. She has been char
tered and sailed last Friday from San
Francisco loaded with general mer-
chandise fer VIadivostock, Siberia.
The Whaling steamer Beluga, former
" the Mary and Helm. sailed for the
Arctic last week from San Francisco.
Mr.. O. T. Olapp returned to Dasge-
ness yesterday.
Mra. J, O. Guy, accompanied by her
son, n H. Cav, formerly in the employ
OF the Puget Sound Iron Company ct
Irondale, have left for their home In
Fort Custer, Montana.
Axsl Williamson and John Swenson
we're relieved of $s each by the City
Magistrate, yesterday. for disturbing
the community and imbibinR TOO freely
from the wine glass.
A. z. Learned will go to Victoria to-
day.
The talented dramatic young people
Of Port Townsend will produce the pop
ulaF American drama entitled "Alla-
toona - at I,aarnadsa onera hOuaa
Amos Martin, Willism ID. Wood,
Stephen CaFksek and en- Governor E.
p. Ferry we're registered from Seattle,
yesterday, at the Central.
J. Schramm, s. Cooper, J. b. Jones
and V. Rishe came down on the Ander-
son.
George Kennedy, mate of the ship
Richard Ill, fell down the hold Of that
vessel last week while at Nanaimo and
was slightly injured.